Art and Craft
AT Editor2019-01-10T14:12:16+00:00Envelope
A polychromatic glazed brick facade enlivens Stiff & Trevillion’s Soho studio for Damien Hirst
Laboratory of Light
AT Editor2019-07-18T11:06:06+01:00Building Review
Tim Ronalds Architects’ experimental ‘Hall of Science’ at Sevenoaks School
Bright Future
AT Editor2021-11-15T11:06:25+00:00Hawkins\Brown has reinvented the 2012 Olympics media centre as Here East, a campus for creative organisations and digital business. Carl Turner takes a tour.
V&A Dundee
AT Editor2018-11-02T16:34:51+00:00Building Review
Kengo Kuma’s skewed shells skilfully meet the requirements for new museums, but it’s time to rethink the brief, says Hana Loftus
Look and Feel
AT Editor2018-09-17T10:21:40+01:00Building
Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture seeks sensory stimulation in a new school dining hall in south London
Aga Khan Centre
AT Editor2018-08-07T12:25:52+01:00Building Review
Paul Baxter explores a new London home for three institutions that melds Islamic influences with the ‘alternative modernism’ of architect Fumihiko Maki
Schueco Excellence Awards 2018
AT Editor2018-06-26T11:54:21+01:00Awards
The 2018 Schueco Excellence Awards for Design & Innovation go to a distinguished range of buildings by architects including Stanton Williams, Niall McLaughlin Architects, ACME and Carmody Groarke
Germ of an Idea
AT Editor2018-10-04T10:13:35+01:00Envelope
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates and Brimelow McSweeney’s tiles refer to 11 Floral Street’s past use as a Covent Garden seed warehouse
The Mansion Block Reimagined
AT Editor2018-03-27T12:38:09+01:00Building
Daykin Marshall Studio's new angle on a traditional urban housing type
Spirit of the Age
AT Editor2018-03-20T12:54:56+00:00Building
Orms has sympathetically updated and extended a 1930s London landmark
Not Dark Yet
AT Editor2018-02-20T10:41:14+00:00Pavilion
Asif Khan's Winter Olympics structure is cloaked in a nano-coating that absorbs 99 per cent of visible light
Alternative Ending
AT Editor2018-01-25T14:01:30+00:00Structure
Groupwork + Amin Taha Architects use a hollow-cast concrete form to demonstrate the nature of misremembering